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You probably need a VBA function for this. Here's one to get you started. To
use it, you need to put the name in quotes in the formula, i.e. =NamedRangeAddress("MyRangeName") It needs to be made much more robust. Right now it would work only for a workbook-level name, and it returns something like =Sheet1!$A$1:$A$10 Function NamedRangeAddress(sName As String) As String On Error Resume Next NamedRangeAddress = ThisWorkbook.Names(sName).RefersTo End Function On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 19:38:01 -0800, pcress wrote: Is there any worksheet function that returns the address (text) of a named range? I have used the paste list menu option but require a worksheet function to return the address |
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